Re:Thousands of CEOs just admitted AI had no impact on emplo...
by overgard on Wednesday February 18, 2026 @03:28PM
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I have it run tests and every few days I ask it to do a code quality analysis check on the codebase.
I'm unconvinced AI reviewing AI is the answer here, because all LLMs have the same flaws. To me, the harness/guard rails for AI should be different technologies that work differently and in a more formal sense. IE, static code analysis, linters, tests, etc.
(Linting has actually been, by far, the BEST code quality enforcers for the agents I've run so far, and it's a lot cheaper and more configurable than running more agents.)
I'm unconvinced AI reviewing AI is the answer here, because all LLMs have the same flaws. To me, the harness/guard rails for AI should be different technologies that work differently and in a more formal sense. IE, static code analysis, linters, tests, etc.
(Linting has actually been, by far, the BEST code quality enforcers for the agents I've run so far, and it's a lot cheaper and more configurable than running more agents.)